Against Perry-Lecompton, the Warrior's half-court trap forced the Kaws to commit 30 turnovers. McWilliams stole the ball 10 times. Jeannin and McCaffrey each had four steals. McWilliams scored 13 points. Jeannin had eight, Donnelly had six, McCaffrey had four, Thompson had two and Bradley had two.

"I was more pleased with our passing in the second game," Korb said. "We looked for the open player and played team basketball much better."

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The A and B teams play Thursday at Piper. They play again Tuesday against Eudora in Tonganoxie.